Trump, Kim should seize historic chance for peace

When Democratic People's Republic of Korea top leader Kim Jong-un and United States President Donald Trump met in Hanoi on Wednesday, their broad smiles and warm handshake conveyed the same conviviality they displayed after their head-to-head talks in Singapore eight months ago.

However, the expectations ahead of this meeting have been much higher than they were last June, when the first meeting between the two sitting leaders of the two countries was a historic achievement in itself.

This time both leaders will be hoping to return home with more than just the souvenir photos.